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Become solution focused. 

The language of compassion is a tool I teach as a coparenting coach.  There are four steps in the language of compassion. The first is to observe without evaluation.

Taking out the evaluation removes judgement. This allows the person listening to hear the concern rather than the emotion which can stop them from listening.  I use this with my ex when we are discussing money. 

Pam created this script to use with her ex: 

The kids tell me that they don’t eat lunch and are hungry on Mondays. 
I get sad when the kids share this.
It’s really important to me that our kids feel full after lunch.
Would you be willing to speak with them about foods they like?

When your friend complains that their ex just won’t listen, ask How many times have you talked to him or her about this? If they are like Pam who is a caregiver, they are willing to do whatever it takes to make their kids resilient. 

<p>On July 3rd, Candler Park Welcomed Jeanne Ward to the Powercore Team! Jeanne is a life coach focused on helping individuals going through a divorce and experiencing co-parent struggles. Welcome to PowerCore, Jeanne!</p>

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